In third year of operation, Arcserve rolls out major software and physical appliance releases, acquires email archiving and cloud-first technologies

Unveils roadmap to the first affordable, near-zero recovery point objective (RPO) and recovery time objective (RTO) solution

MINNEAPOLIS – August 29, 2017 – As the threat of cybercrime, risk of data loss and impending compliance regulations escalate challenges for business leaders everywhere, demand for infrastructure resiliency has underscored a 28 percent growth in worldwide sales for Arcserve UDP, the company’s flagship backup and availability solution suite. In its third year of operation, Arcserve, the market’s first provider of simple, unified data protection for cloud, virtual and physical environments, more than doubled the pace of market growth and fortified its position as an international leader. Recent Gartner market share analysis(1) confirms Arcserve grew by more than 15 percent last year, taking share from competitors and outperforming enterprise vendors that either declined or displayed meager gains.

The continued velocity for Arcserve comes on the heels of the company’s recent email archiving and enterprise cloud disaster recovery acquisitions, and a roadmap announcement of the industry’s first affordable, near-zero data loss recovery point and time solution.

“As high profile data breaches and the costs of cyber-attacks have approached epidemic scale, midmarket organizations are increasingly seeing data protection solutions as a critical defense against all forms of data loss,” said Phil Goodwin, Research Director, IDC. “Arcserve is designed specifically to address the needs of this market and has been doing so for many years. In its third year as an independent company, Arcserve is looking to accelerate growth and meet the evolving data protection needs of medium-scale organizations.”

“It’s been just over three years since we gained our independence as a new company, and, while we’re extremely proud of our financial growth, we’re even more excited about the industry-transforming technical foundation we’ve built,” said Mike Crest, CEO of Arcserve. “As we move forward, we remain squarely focused on empowering our customers and partners to achieve true disaster avoidance; in fact, we intend to release the first phase of these capabilities considerably ahead of plan.”

The company continues to expand globally as more midsize and decentralized organizations show preference for the Arcserve UDP suite, noting recoverability across a variety of scenarios and robust cloud and virtual support as key factors in their purchasing decisions. Over the previous year, 68 percent of Arcserve sales were from net new customers, with the company’s average order value up 28 percent during the same period.

Rapid Innovation and Market-Disrupting Roadmap

Through a consistent drumbeat of organic and inorganic growth, Arcserve re-affirmed its marked ability to execute on its progressive strategic vision:

Acquisition of Zetta, Enterprise-Cloud Disaster Recovery Provider: Gave Arcserve direct-to-cloud disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) and backup as a service (BaaS) offerings, now named Arcserve UDP Cloud Direct. It is available through Arcserve’s North American partner network, with general availability and local data centers in EMEA this fall and Japan early next year.

“Arcserve’s continued innovation helps us keep our clients at the forefront of data recovery,” said Pete Greco, VP of Sales and Technology, Productive Corp. “Our relationship continues to flourish thanks to advances in technology, but also to dedicated people behind the product. We’re always excited to see what’s next from this great partner.”

Looking ahead, Arcserve will execute on its previously announced disaster avoidance roadmap – a move that will make many DRaaS solutions relics of the past. By combining its direct-to-cloud solution, data center and IP expertise with its powerful availability technologies, Arcserve is actively developing a cost-effective, completely comprehensive and self-service solution that can recover real-time data, instantly. The company plans to release the first phase of this nearly eight months ahead of schedule, and will deliver an RPO of minutes without the requirement of a public cloud or additional equipment, at a much lower cost than solutions available today.

About Arcserve
Arcserve develops breakthrough data protection and availability solutions that deliver enterprise power with small team simplicity. Launched in 1990 as a product under Cheyenne Software, Arcserve became an independent organization in 2014 and released Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP), the first solution to deliver comprehensive backup and recovery across cloud, virtual and physical environments under one pane of glass. Since then, Arcserve has continuously redefined data protection, with a full range of highly efficient and integrated capabilities, deployable on-premise or in the cloud, with high availability, disaster recovery, backup and recovery, and data archiving. Arcserve has a customer base of 45,000 end users in more than 150 countries and partners with over 7,500 distributors, resellers and service providers around the world. It is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Visit www.arcserve.com.